Welcome to Friends With Benedict's Pop Up Brunch

Elks Lodge, 450 Post St 3rd Floor, San Francisco, CA 94102, United States

General Info

Friends With Benedict's Pop Up Brunch at the Elks Lodge in San Francisco is an inviting spot for anyone craving a cozy, laid-back brunch experience. Located at 450 Post St, 3rd Floor, this hidden gem offers a deliciously unique menu and a welcoming atmosphere perfect for solo diners, small groups, or friends gathering for a good time. Whether you're a local or visiting San Francisco, this pop-up brunch is a must-try.

The menu at Friends With Benedict’s Pop Up Brunch offers a delightful array of breakfast and brunch options. One of the standout dishes is the Eggggsellent Benedict, a twist on the classic eggs benedict that's sure to wow your taste buds. The perfectly poached eggs, paired with savory hollandaise sauce, sit atop a warm English muffin, making for a satisfying and indulgent dish. For something a little more hearty, you can’t go wrong with the Full Irish Breakfast. This robust meal includes a variety of traditional Irish favorites like bacon, sausage, eggs, and grilled tomatoes - a must-try for anyone craving something filling and flavorful.

If you prefer a lighter option, the Scrambled Eggs at Friends With Benedict are light, fluffy, and cooked to perfection. They're simple, yet satisfying, and pair wonderfully with a side of fresh avocado or crispy bacon. And let’s not forget about the drink menu! The Irish Coffee is the perfect way to kick off your brunch, combining rich coffee, smooth Irish whiskey, and a touch of sweetness for a warm, comforting beverage.

The restaurant itself offers a cozy and comfortable setting, making it a great place to relax while enjoying your meal. With a wheelchair-accessible entrance, it’s also inclusive for all guests. Whether you’re dining solo or with a group of friends, you’ll feel right at home. For those driving, there’s a paid parking garage nearby, making it convenient for anyone coming from outside the immediate area.

Friends With Benedict’s Pop Up Brunch is more than just a meal - it’s an experience. The intimate vibe, friendly service, and mouthwatering dishes make it a fantastic spot to gather with friends or enjoy a quiet brunch on your own. If you find yourself in San Francisco, don’t miss out on this delightful pop-up dining experience.

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HOUR OPENING

Monday

Closed
Tuesday

Closed
Wednesday

Closed
Thursday

Closed
Friday

Closed
Saturday

Closed
Sunday

10:00 AM - 03:00 PM

Friends With Benedict's Pop Up Brunch menu

Choose your favorite dish

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What customers say?

“ The complimentary French toast for my 6 year old won me over from the gate. We had a large party and wanted to switch up our Mother’s Day buffet tradition and try something new. The restaurant felt homey and the food was delicious. I loved the watermelon mimosa and yet that blood Mary onion ring thingy majig was the eye catcher. Thank you for pure hospitality today. ”

- Patrice Hayes -

“ Nice popup restaurant serving good brunch food with fun pun names. I wasn't fan of the indoor seating though. The booth we were in were against the wall with seats facing inward, meaning that people had to sit on the same side of the table, or on the edge. I rather face the people I'm eating with. It was also loud and dark inside, which isn't conducive to the brunch type of atmosphere I like. The host gave us quite some attitude when we kindly asked if we could be re-seated in the outdoor parklets given there were open seats there (to be fair, we had already said indoor was okay when he seated us, but he seemed to take extra effort in trying to make us feel bad for asking). The outdoor parklets were way better. The food was really good, though portions were on the small side. We ordered the following. Bennie with seoul (4.5 out of 5): tempura chicken, poached eggs, korean style sauce. The chicken was really crispy, and the poached eggs were just right. Green Tea french toast (4 out of 5): Nice french toast with a good cream. Not sure if the matcha did anything for me though. And perhaps I would have liked a nicer type of bread for this french toast. Cajun fried chicken french toast (4.5 out of 5): The crispiness on the chicken was the best! ”

- Eddy K -

“ 3.5/5 Bar/club type place turned pop-up brunch on Sundays. Head chef acted as maître d’, and was super pleasant and knowledgeable. Small round tables placed somewhat sporadically inside, but we were seated by the nice fireplace. Food was good, coffee not so much. As it’s a pop up, all our dishware/cutlery were disposable and/or plastic. Presentation was on point! ”

- JESSICAAA -